Caitlyn Jenner Finally Speaks About The Car Accident And Fear Of Going To Mens' Jail

Caitlyn Jenner is finally talking about the February multi-vehicle accident on California's Pacific Coast Highway that left one woman dead as she spoke with Today's Matt Lauer.

Caitlyn could face a misdemeanor manslaughter charge for the collision, pending the decision of Los Angeles County prosecutors and says to Matt:

"I remember it very little, I remember it happening and that's about it. A tragedy like this, you'll never get over it. You just learn to live with it the best you possibly can." 

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The charge carries a potential one-year jail sentence, but legal experts told the Los Angeles Times that incarceration is unlikely for Jenner, who was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol while driving.

The star also refuted claims that she was speeding during the accident saying: "I was under the speed limit, I was going 46 in a 50 – my air bag didn't even go off".

Jenner also told Lauer that her team is making sure that if she does end up getting sentenced to jail time, it won't be in a men's correctional facility.

"The media wants that picture, don't they," Jenner said. "That is the worst case scenario. I will say the men's county jail, it is an enormous problem that they would put trans women in a men's county jail."